Kerry, I make a corned beef hash by peeling some potatoes, cook those, and
mash them, chop up some onions, and I mix that up with the canned corned
beef, and then fry it! It's good!
Add salt and pepper if you like.
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From: "kerry Friddell"
To:
Sent: Wednesday, July
Do you shape this mixture into patties before frying them?
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From: "Helen Whitehead"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 6:06 AM
Subject: Re: [CnD] Can corn-beef
Kerry, I make a corned beef hash by peeling some potatoes, cook those, and
mash them, chop up some onion
Hi All,
We are busy building a new Blind Mice Mart, Blind Mice Mega Mall,
We are adding the contents of each cookbook we offer and have found a
few that do not have a table of contents.
We are in need of a few volunteers with some spare time to help us
create table of contents for these books.
B
Hi Dale,
I am retired and have the time to help with this project. What format
do you want to use? I think that a Word 2003 file would be very nice
to work with.
Cheryl Osborn
On 7/14/11, Dale wrote:
> Hi All,
> We are busy building a new Blind Mice Mart, Blind Mice Mega Mall,
> We are adding
This brings me to a topic I've been thinking about posting to the list.
What do y'all use for managing recipes? I have all of mine in a text file,
using Meal Master format because it imports to a lot of recipe programs.
Does anyone use anything specifically designed to manage recipes, and if so,
h
I don't use anything that is specifically built for managing recipes.
I save my recipes in microsoft word; then I put them in one of several
folders. I have folders for cakes, cookies, meats, breads, breakfast foods,
etc.
Becky
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From: Nicole Massey
Sent: Thursday
I use a database. My fields include the recipe name, tags, cook time,
prep time, cook type (baked, fried, etc), recipe, and health info.
This lets me search by tag (dessert, dinner, fruit, pastry, and so on)
and/or by name, cook type, and other fields. It is not able to change
serving size or anyth
I'm interested, of course. I tried using Sierra's Cooking Light product,
and it had a second database built in that held ingredients and their
health data, so that the program could internally calculate nutritional
information. (I pay a lot of attention to this because I have potassium
restrictio
That's how I do it as well. I created a folder on my desk top called recipes
and then I have folders inside that such as cakes, cookies, salads, crockpot
etc.
Anna
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From: "Rebecca Manners"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 12:54 PM
Subject: Re: [CnD] Recipe Manage
i have a folder in my documents called recipes and have folders
inside of that. i also make a back up hard copy in braille of the
ones i really want to keep.
lisa
At 02:15 PM 7/14/2011, you wrote:
That's how I do it as well. I created a folder on my desk top called
recipes and then I have fold
Hi All,
I use Word or Notepad to create files and then place them into
folders. If I don't want to look through each catagory, I just do a
Windows search for whatever. Lately, I have been using Notepad to
give copies of my recipes because anyone can access a text file.
Also, using certain format
You can if you want to!
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From: "kerry Friddell"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 8:57 AM
Subject: Re: [CnD] Can corn-beef
Do you shape this mixture into patties before frying them?
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From: "Helen Whitehead"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July
That is what I do too.
Mary Ann
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From: "Rebecca Manners"
To:
Sent: Thursday, July 14, 2011 2:54 PM
Subject: Re: [CnD] Recipe Management Ideas (Was: O/T: Need Help
withcookbooks)
I don't use anything that is specifically built for managing recipes.
I save my r
Hi folks,
Does anyone have a very simple and easy sweet or dill pickle recipe? I'm
not an accomplished cook, so the simpler the better.
~Ann
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Just now I have everything in one big folder in Outlook, but I'm going to
have to start categorizing somehow. When I joined this list, I had no idea
I'd find so many good recipes! Thank you all so much for helping me to
complicate my life!
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